HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL.
FRIDAY. MARCH 1 111.. NOTICES OF MOTION. (It—Cr. Evans to move :—“That the Inspector wait- upon the owners and occupier.- of sections not, sufficiently fenced, or where the fence is dilapidated and unsightly, anil request attention to same, and failing due attention within a reasonable time the Council lake steps pursuant to Section 202 ot “Tlie Municipal Corporations Act” to require the owner to fence to the satis'action of llm Council ; the Inspector to ■opart in due course on action taken iy hint in this matter.”
(•_>) —That ill" Inspector patrol (lie leettn beach at frequent intervals lor he purpose ol Lulling all necessary, tops to prevent, the deposit of rubbish to., and in all known instances, he uthorisei! to prosecute nllonilers with ut further instruct inns.”
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Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1924, Page 3
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129HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL. Hokitika Guardian, 11 March 1924, Page 3
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